Winners Of the Streamer Awards 2022

This weekend’s 2022 Streamer Awards honored content producers from the United Kingdom and Ireland, with TommyInnit and Jacksepticeye taking home awards.

Best Minecraft Streamer went to British streamer TommyInnit, who was one of the fastest-growing Twitch streamers last year, while Best Philanthropic Streamer went to Irish streamer Jacksepticeye, who was recognized for conducting charity streams, events, increasing awareness, and other such endeavors.

The prize meant a lot to Jacksepticeye, and he thanked everyone who voted for him. On Tommyinnit, the Streamer Awards said: “His name is synonymous with a game about surviving a block world with exploding creatures and a variety of materials to use as they can create their 3×3 square “home”. Congrats Tommyinnit for winning Best Minecraft Streamer! ”

The Streamer Awards is an annual awards presentation that honors the best in the livestreaming industry from the previous year. It was organized by streamer QTCinderella and is mostly centered on the United States, with the ceremony taking place in Hollywood. 

The event is billed as ‘the first ever streamer-oriented awards show, aiming to recognise the best that live streaming platforms have to offer, as they continue to grow in popularity and change how people consume entertainment’.

The show drew nearly 400,000 viewers at its peak. Viewers could suggest and vote on streamers in each category depending on who they feel the most fun to watch. The awards event was broadcast live on twitch.tv/qtcinderella on March 12th, 2022. 

Asmongold (Best MMORPG Streamer), Tarik (Best FPS Streamer), DisguisedToast (Best Strategy Game Streamer), Tyler1 (Best League of Legends Streamer), Pokimane (Legacy Award), and others were among the other winners. Ibai, a well-known Spanish streamer and the founder of the Koi esports organization, was nominated for the League of Their Own award, which Jerma985 won.